Center for Student Research and Creativity
CSRC: ISU’s incubator for student research and creativity
exposium Has come and gone
Look for us next year in the Cunningham Memorial Library April 7 - 11, 2014
Exposium 2013 was a success -
With over 60 poster presentation and a Performance Day in the
Landini Center. Next Year we expect an even Bigger turnout!
President Bradley on Exposium:
"I
enjoyed the opportunity to see some of the many research and
creative projects our students
completed this year during the Center for Student Research and
Creativity’s annual Exposium
earlier this month. An array of outstanding work was on display in
the Cunningham Memorial
Library’s events area for three days. The event also featured a
special performing arts day which
included musical and theatrical performances as well as readings
throughout the day in the Landini
Center for Performing Arts. Six Indiana State students also were
accepted to present at last week’s
National Conference on Undergraduate Research at the University of
Wisconsin-La Crosse.
Congratulations to all of these students and thanks to the faculty
members who have helped
mentor them in these efforts. Tom Steiger has done a great job
working with our faculty and staff
to build opportunities for our students to engage in research and
creative projects, and it is
wonderful to see the students share these experiences with our
campus community.
National Council on Undergraduate Education!!
Congratulations to the following students
for being Accepted to 2013 NCUR:
Sabrina Brown -
"Urban Wind Energy Production: Prediction of
Energy Production by Taking Advantage of the Urban Landscape"
Toni Tillett -
"Influence of Calcium Chloride on Quality
Characteristics of Apples and Carrots during Cold Storage"
Amanda Vowell - "From Implicit to Explicit: A Study of the
Development of Symbolic Representation"
Nicole Terrell -
"Heavy Metal Concentrations in an Urban Community
Garden"
Rin Wheller -
"Role of Integrins: Notch signaling in
angiogenesis and cancer"
Kayla Fardulis
- "Heart Electricity and Second Grade Students"
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse (UW-La Crosse) has been selected to host the 27th Annual National Conference on Undergraduate Research—the most important and visible undergraduate research conference in the United States
- Student research and creative presentations in oral, poster/exhibit, and performance sessions scheduled throughout the UW-La Crosse campus;
- Additional
oral presentations by faculty in Faculty Administrator
Network (FAN) sessions;
- Graduate
and Professional School Fair representing programs from
across the United States;
- Three or
Four plenary/keynote speakers;
- Social events and excursions
Last week 2 undergrad students in Dr. Tony
Rathburn's lab gave presentations at the annual Crossroads Geology
Conference held at Indiana University. Titles of their presentations
are given below. This
conference is a student-organized event featuring research
presentations by graduate and undergraduate students in the
geological and environmental sciences from a number of regional
colleges and universities. The conference website is:
Authors Paddack, Hardy, and Bedrava are ISU
undergrads Cheers, Tony Padddack, B. D., Rathburn, A., Ziebis, W.,
Burkett, A., Perez, M. E., Willingham, J. T., and Bedrava, S. (2013)
The ecology and distribution of foraminiferal assemblages living on
the seafloor of the Southern Californian Bight. Crossroads Geology
Conference, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, April 5 and 6,
2013.
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